“I really like Aldi. This one is pretty nice. It's clean, they have food. Also, my teenager was excited they had cotton candy grapes. So maybe that's a highlight. The meat looked good, and so did the produce. I personally didn't think some of the items were any cheaper than, say, another grocery store. I mean not to say all of it, but some was definitely the same. They also have cheese bread, ya know like pizza, but bread. I was super annoyed that I couldn't find much variety of pudding. Not the kind you make but in the cups. Weird statement probably, but I needed things I can eat for a dental surgery. Maybe it's there and I didn't find it. But overall I'd say it was nice.”
“Is a great place cheap but I tell you what in the morning is a guy there don't know his name he is rude and act like he hate his job I call him one time cause I have problems with self checkout, and I read his lips and he say what now men I ask him why hi say that he don't have answers but again the grocery is cheap”
“I resently worked here, but quit Feb,2024; Still braids crew and we have great people who are regulars and they take care of us as well as we do them . We been known to have the best store in town ! On another note, sorry but the company itself is not great if your just starting out in the rat race as a youngin it's a very good start . I don't mind the job and the experience and the expectation of my job, I loved it, but I didn't like was the fact that Dollar General lies and says they care about their employees if they did as much as they cared about their customers we were making them plenty of money we'll be happy to go to work happier not dreading to go to work and barely making it because of the stress were under because of the workload because of the fact that we aren't making anything and the more we work the less we make. Get it together Dollar General you would think that paying us more put more acknowledgment and love and kindness into your employees it would make you more money think about it guys. I mean I would be glad an honor to do my job better if I made more and if they actually heard my voice and saw me. Don't get me wrong I love the job I love my people it's most of them, LOL. It actually was great in a way. The workload being thrown onto US ended up making me realize that all the work that I was doing and putting in was not being reciprocated and pay acknowledgment and respect. They talked down to us especially the managers like we're dumb, they expect us to perform miracles all the time stuff that they know is impossible and and think that they can just tell us we can do stuff that's literally impossible to do. And that they probably wouldn't do themselves, I mean I hate bashing things and people and companies but this company is getting ridiculous maybe if you put a lot of effort into respecting your employees and paying them more it would reciprocate and make money a person that's appreciated is going to naturally return the favor equals more money for y'all think about it though. Rant over thank you guys.Sorry but it's facts ! ?”
“Definitely turning around for the better. We appreciate all of our customers and just ask that if you don't want something don't just throw it down wherever. Give it to the cashier or return it where you got it. The more we have to clean up the less time we have to try and get the freight off the floors and give you a good experience all the way around.”
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I can't say enough good things about this gas station! Every time I stop by, I'm greeted with a warm smile and exceptional service. The owners go above and beyond to make sure every customer feels welcome and taken care of. Whether you're just filling up your tank or grabbing a quick snack, the experience is always top-notch. The station is clean, well-maintained, and stocked with everything you might need for the road. It's clear that the owners genuinely care about their customers and take pride in their business. I highly recommend this gas station to anyone in the area—it's truly a gem!”
“I used to love shopping at Walmart for clothes. now they just are characters on every shirt or they're crop tops. other than that I like everything else....”
“I ordered flowers to be delivered to my niece who is at college. Delivery confirmation by Instacart, but they never made it. After my niece spent several days trying to track down the delivery, we finally gave up. I reached out to Kroger's to see if there was anything they could do. I got a full refund and two emails, one saying they would refund, another confirming it had been processed. Very kind and generous!”
“I used to love shopping at Walmart for clothes. now they just are characters on every shirt or they're crop tops. other than that I like everything else....”
“Ever since the new ownership this Kroger has been absolutely wonderful! They have new little future shopping carts for the kids now, blue racecar smaller carts, and added more electric scooters for those who need them. Multiple times they've had little events going on and they always have free fruit out for the kiddos! The staff are always so kind and quick to help. I don't think there has ever been a time when I wasn't offered help out to my car. Absolutely lovely staff and store!”
“Your basic run of the mill Walmart. I will say we like this location due to the blue carts that hold multiple kiddos as well as this location has the Caroline carts available as well as the small baby carts. Only reason I gave 1 less star is for the Walmart app does not match the store I've found multiple times. That has gone for price, location of items, and availability of items.”
“Is a great place cheap but I tell you what in the morning is a guy there don't know his name he is rude and act like he hate his job I call him one time cause I have problems with self checkout, and I read his lips and he say what now men I ask him why hi say that he don't have answers but again the grocery is cheap”
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